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Don't Bogart
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That's not what I was aiming at. Nor was my knife wielding psycho.
DIY-HP-LED
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Jimdamick
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That's what I don't like about those fuckers
When your puffing, your in control,& you can put down the pipe, but with edibles you really don't know what your ingesting, do you.?
They remind of the time I had some 4 way orange sunshine (best acid in the world which I didn't know that at the time ) & ate the recommended dose, 1/4 & 45 minutes go by and I didn't feel anything, so I said fuck it, I'm eating the other.
I'll bet you all know that what happens next, don't you?
So, around 15 minutes later the1st 1/4 kicks in and it was magnificent, clean as a whistle, Owsley's acid (1970 & I was 16
)So around 45 minutes the 2nd hit launches me to Mars.
I never got that high ever again in my life & I've done a lot of shit, & that was almost 16 hours of sitting watching this wall & drawing (did you ever draw tripping & and you think your work is the work of a genius & you look at it when your straight and you say whay fuck is that?)
So, I'm staring at this white wall that turned into something like a big TV and you could choose what you wantrd to see (I watched a LOT of Looney tunes & Mickey Mouse. & Road Runner (my fav).
It my memorable
But back to my point, I would think the THC content varies, so what you possibly could/would do is eat some more thinking well, this is nice now, I'll eat more & that will be even nicer, but instead becomes non-functional. (all fucked up
)So, that's why I don't really care for them that much, I like my old, trusty pipe.
I've had the same chamber pipe (anyone have 1?/ Best pot pipe in the world) since 1971, the fucker is older than most of the people here
Ok, answer me this?
When/Where/What did you do on that memorable night/day that you almost died from a chemical/alcohol and if there were consequences for your near death experiences.
I was whiped with a fucking belt by my sadistic father for me coming home at 6 am & your basically still tripping
I was close to flipping but I hung in there
They, my parents turned in monsters (it was kinda cool : ))
That's the way it was if your Irish father believed in corporeal punisment.
Ok, I'll shut up
Yup, this was my favorite that night & 2nd was Star Trek (Spock though scared me0
HGCC
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Same, got some acid but didn't know what I was doing, 1 didn't seem to do anything so I ate all of it, then well...you know.
Mushrooms in Amsterdam got me as well. The guy in the shop was like aye, these are crazy strong and you should just eat a gram. I was dumb and thought you should always eat 3 or 4 grams. Should have listened to the guy selling hallucinogens in an actual store, they have no reason to convince you how "bomb" it is or whatever. Red light district was an intense ass environment for it. Made it back to hotel tripping very hard.
Mushrooms in Amsterdam got me as well. The guy in the shop was like aye, these are crazy strong and you should just eat a gram. I was dumb and thought you should always eat 3 or 4 grams. Should have listened to the guy selling hallucinogens in an actual store, they have no reason to convince you how "bomb" it is or whatever. Red light district was an intense ass environment for it. Made it back to hotel tripping very hard.
CunningCanuk
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Dr.Amber Trichome
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I don’t even need to to be tripping to think my art looks like that of a genius , just very stoned , then the next day is when I am like, what was I thinking. Lol. I do the same when shopping . I buy stuff stoned and then the next day look at at and think, what the hell was I thinking . I return like a good 80% of the things I buy. Lol.That's what I don't like about those fuckers
When your puffing, your in control,& you can put down the pipe, but with edibles you really don't know what your ingesting, do you.?
They remind of the time I had some 4 way orange sunshine (best acid in the world which I didn't know that at the time ) & ate the recommended dose, 1/4 & 45 minutes go by and I didn't feel anything, so I said fuck it, I'm eating the other.
I'll bet you all know that what happens next, don't you?
So, around 15 minutes later the1st 1/4 kicks in and it was magnificent, clean as a whistle, Owsley's acid (1970 & I was 16
So around 45 minutes the 2nd hit launches me to Mars.
I never got that high ever again in my life & I've done a lot of shit, & that was almost 16 hours of sitting watching this wall & drawing (did you ever draw tripping & and you think your work is the work of a genius & you look at it when your straight and you say whay fuck is that?)
So, I'm staring at this white wall that turned into something like a big TV and you could choose what you wantrd to see (I watched a LOT of Looney tunes & Mickey Mouse. & Road Runner (my fav).
It my memorable
But back to my point, I would think the THC content varies, so what you possibly could/would do is eat some more thinking well, this is nice now, I'll eat more & that will be even nicer, but instead becomes non-functional. (all fucked up
So, that's why I don't really care for them that much, I like my old, trusty pipe.
I've had the same chamber pipe (anyone have 1?/ Best pot pipe in the world) since 1971, the fucker is older than most of the people here
Ok, answer me this?
When/Where/What did you do on that memorable night/day that you almost died from a chemical/alcohol and if there were consequences for your near death experiences.
I was whiped with a fucking belt by my sadistic father for me coming home at 6 am & your basically still tripping
I was close to flipping but I hung in there
They, my parents turned in monsters (it was kinda cool : ))
That's the way it was if your Irish father believed in corporeal punisment.
Ok, I'll shut up
Yup, this was my favorite that night & 2nd was Star Trek (Spock though scared me0
DIY-HP-LED
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printer
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NASA spacecraft touches the sun for the first time ever
On Tuesday, NASA announced that one of its spacecrafts touched the sun for the very first time, where the environment was roughly 2 million degrees Fahrenheit.
The Parker Solar Probe flew through the sun’s upper atmosphere, called the corona. The milestone marked a major step for the spacecraft and “one giant leap for solar science,” according to NASA.
NASA explains that the sun doesn’t technically have a solid surface, but a superheated atmosphere made of solar material that’s bound the sun by gravity and magnetic forces. As heat rises and pressure pushes materials away from the sun, it reaches a point where gravity and magnetic fields are too weak to contain it.
That point is referred to as the Alfvén critical surface and marks the end of the solar atmosphere and beginning of the solar wind. In April 2021, during Parker’s eighth flyby of the sun it crossed the Alfvén critical surface for the very first time, marking its entrance to the solar atmosphere.
“We were fully expecting that, sooner or later, we would encounter the corona for at least a short duration of time. But it is very exciting that we’ve already reached it,” said Justin Kasper, a lead author on a paper highlighting Parker’s milestone.
As Parker dipped deeper into the sun’s atmosphere, around 6.5 million miles, it reached the pseudostreamer, which are massive structures that rise above the sun’s surface and can be seen from Earth during solar eclipses.
Parker’s first passage through the corona lasted only a few hours but it will continue to spiral closer to the sun. NASA says it will eventually reach as close as 3.83 miles from the sun’s surface.
Parker’s next flyby of the sun is scheduled to happen in January 2022.
“It is a really important region to get into because we think all sorts of physics potentially turn on and now we're getting into that region and hopefully going to start seeing some of these physics and behaviors,” said Kasper.
thehill.com
On Tuesday, NASA announced that one of its spacecrafts touched the sun for the very first time, where the environment was roughly 2 million degrees Fahrenheit.
The Parker Solar Probe flew through the sun’s upper atmosphere, called the corona. The milestone marked a major step for the spacecraft and “one giant leap for solar science,” according to NASA.
NASA explains that the sun doesn’t technically have a solid surface, but a superheated atmosphere made of solar material that’s bound the sun by gravity and magnetic forces. As heat rises and pressure pushes materials away from the sun, it reaches a point where gravity and magnetic fields are too weak to contain it.
That point is referred to as the Alfvén critical surface and marks the end of the solar atmosphere and beginning of the solar wind. In April 2021, during Parker’s eighth flyby of the sun it crossed the Alfvén critical surface for the very first time, marking its entrance to the solar atmosphere.
“We were fully expecting that, sooner or later, we would encounter the corona for at least a short duration of time. But it is very exciting that we’ve already reached it,” said Justin Kasper, a lead author on a paper highlighting Parker’s milestone.
As Parker dipped deeper into the sun’s atmosphere, around 6.5 million miles, it reached the pseudostreamer, which are massive structures that rise above the sun’s surface and can be seen from Earth during solar eclipses.
Parker’s first passage through the corona lasted only a few hours but it will continue to spiral closer to the sun. NASA says it will eventually reach as close as 3.83 miles from the sun’s surface.
Parker’s next flyby of the sun is scheduled to happen in January 2022.
“It is a really important region to get into because we think all sorts of physics potentially turn on and now we're getting into that region and hopefully going to start seeing some of these physics and behaviors,” said Kasper.
NASA spacecraft touches the sun for the first time ever
The Parker Solar Probe flew through the sun’s upper atmosphere, called the corona. The milestone marked a major step for the spacecraft and “one giant leap for solar science.”
thehill.com
CunningCanuk
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There’s a cool program on National Geographic about this. Worth watching if you get Disney +NASA spacecraft touches the sun for the first time ever
On Tuesday, NASA announced that one of its spacecrafts touched the sun for the very first time, where the environment was roughly 2 million degrees Fahrenheit.
The Parker Solar Probe flew through the sun’s upper atmosphere, called the corona. The milestone marked a major step for the spacecraft and “one giant leap for solar science,” according to NASA.
NASA explains that the sun doesn’t technically have a solid surface, but a superheated atmosphere made of solar material that’s bound the sun by gravity and magnetic forces. As heat rises and pressure pushes materials away from the sun, it reaches a point where gravity and magnetic fields are too weak to contain it.
That point is referred to as the Alfvén critical surface and marks the end of the solar atmosphere and beginning of the solar wind. In April 2021, during Parker’s eighth flyby of the sun it crossed the Alfvén critical surface for the very first time, marking its entrance to the solar atmosphere.
“We were fully expecting that, sooner or later, we would encounter the corona for at least a short duration of time. But it is very exciting that we’ve already reached it,” said Justin Kasper, a lead author on a paper highlighting Parker’s milestone.
As Parker dipped deeper into the sun’s atmosphere, around 6.5 million miles, it reached the pseudostreamer, which are massive structures that rise above the sun’s surface and can be seen from Earth during solar eclipses.
Parker’s first passage through the corona lasted only a few hours but it will continue to spiral closer to the sun. NASA says it will eventually reach as close as 3.83 miles from the sun’s surface.
Parker’s next flyby of the sun is scheduled to happen in January 2022.
“It is a really important region to get into because we think all sorts of physics potentially turn on and now we're getting into that region and hopefully going to start seeing some of these physics and behaviors,” said Kasper.
NASA spacecraft touches the sun for the first time ever
The Parker Solar Probe flew through the sun’s upper atmosphere, called the corona. The milestone marked a major step for the spacecraft and “one giant leap for solar science.”
DIY-HP-LED
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smokinrav
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Its easy to make nice things with slave labor. Look at Washington DC.
DIY-HP-LED
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"He's Destroying His Legacy" - Scared Fox News Hosts Texted Mark Meadows During Capitol Attack
The Jan. 6th committee is examining text messages that Mark Meadows received during the attack on the U.S. Capitol, including several revealing messages sent by personalities at Fox News.
The Jan. 6th committee is examining text messages that Mark Meadows received during the attack on the U.S. Capitol, including several revealing messages sent by personalities at Fox News.
Moflow
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@Jimdamick Christmas season starts here when this advert comes on the telly.
It's been on tv since 2004 and it's a cracker!
Enjoy.
It's been on tv since 2004 and it's a cracker!
smokinrav
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I can't tell you much I was waiting for a team of Clydesdales to roar through lol
CatHedral
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Jimdamick
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Cracker?
I haven't heard that term used in ages.
You a Brit or a Mick?
I'm pretty sure your one or the other
Oh, and a Happy Christmas to you (don't get too fucked up
)
Moflow
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A BRICK....... lol
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